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Shash kutuasht-tatupipuna eshpish tat ute.

She's been here since she was six years old.

Nikaui an. Mani ishinikashu.

She's my mother. Her name is Mani.

Eshe, nutaui an. Pieniss ishinikashu.

Yes, he's my dad. His name is Pieniss.

ekᵘ ne nutaui mupu an uin.

and my father, he's visiting.

Ipet nitishinikashun.

My name is Ipet.

Ekᵘ ne tshutaui a ?

And him, is he your father?

Ekᵘ ne tshuitsheuakan, tan eshinikashut?

And your friend, what's her name?

Tshekuan ute Munianit etutamekᵘ?

What are you all doing in Montreal?

Niminueniten nin uiapamakaui ute tekushinitaui.

I'm happy to see them when they come here.

Kuei, auen tshin?

Hi, who are you?

Tshinatshi-atauenau a?

Are you shopping?

Mauat, nikaui shatshuapameu natukunisha.

No, my mother is going to see a doctor.

Niaut !

Bye!

Nete Mashteuiatsh utshipanu nikaui ekᵘ ne nutaui nete Pessamit utshipanu.

My mother is from Mashteuiatsh and my father is from Pessamit.

Ma minuat, iame uenapissish!

Until next time, see you soon!

Ume nuitsheuakan Maniss ishinikashu.

Here's my friend, her name is Maryse.

Nin au Kaien.

I'm Gaëlle.

Nete utshiu Tshishe-mishtikushiu-assit.

She's from Europe.

Tanite uetshipaniht?

Where are they from?

Eku miam, ma minuat tshika uapamitinan.

OK, we'll see you soon.

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